forget-me-shot

n. A shooter drink that has the capability of erasing the last 24 hours of the consumer's memory. It can be made as follows:

Jägermeister
sloe gin
triple sec
quadruple sec
gunk from a dog's eye
Absolut Pickle
the red stripe from Aquafresh toothpaste

venom of the Louisiana loboto-moth

Stir with a home pregnancy test until it turns positive, and presto.

Moe serves Homer a forget-me-shot in the Simpsons episode "Eternal Moonshine of the Simpson Mind" when Homer wants to forget Marge is throwing him a surprise party.

by free range turtle rancher July 15, 2010

forgettaboutit

the intentional slurring together of the English words forget + about + it toward the effect of expressing surety, wonder or degree of approval; the usage is largely associated with New York soldiers of the mafia.

Sometimes forgettaboutit just means forget about it.

by LeapingPoetry July 14, 2016

Forged

A time in your life of revival, gaining consciousness, new life or rebirth.

Marco was forged in Paceville.

by Nataliaaaaah July 25, 2018

You forget a thousand things every day

make sure this is one of them

I got you!

You forget a thousand things every day, make sure this is one of them.

I hate saying that.

by you are disgusting August 8, 2021

Forbes

A magazine that is a collection of rich people.

I wanna be on the cover of Forbes Magazine, smiling next to Oprah and the Queen

by TheDoubleJ February 22, 2011

force fart

stressful fart, watch you don't rupture anything.

Lemme push one out. *fart noise* That was a good force fart

by Anti-BF April 7, 2003

Purple Florgen

A drink invented by two young men in Kokomo, Indiana. Originally, a non-alcoholic beverage, the drink contained Welch's grape soda (hence, the name purple) and whipped cream. Later, upon reaching legal drinking age, they decided to add a twist... a "McTwirple Twist" as it would later be named. The McTwirple Twist was simply the addition of a small amount of grenadine and a large amount of cheap vodka.

Although its name implies that the drink has German origins, it actually isn't available there. It was tested in France and Mexico, with little success. Its most successful trials took place on university campuses across the U.S., namely Purdue University and Indiana University.

A marketing campaign is currently in the works with the tag line, "endorsed by llamas". The drink has yet to hit shelves, but could as soon as 2009.

We mixed up a couple of Purple Florgens to quench our thirst.

by Bill B. and C. Jack January 8, 2008